Relationship Micro Focus Background Parser Has PROCLIB Definition

The relationship PROCLIB definition under the Micro Focus Background Parser enables you to specify the library concatenation on the mainframe or network drives where JCL includes are searched for. The PROCLIB definition is used in the Micro Focus JCL editor in a z/OS remote edit scenario.

You can use variable names as part of the PROCLIB concatenation attribute. See Variable References for more information. Full background parsing is available when using the Micro Focus JCL editor to edit a z/OS file remotely. This means that features such as syntax checking, content assist, and program outline are fully supported.

The background parser needs to resolve JCL includes. To use this feature you need to specify the PROCLIB definition. Several PROCLIB locations can be specified by concatenating the paths with a semicolon (;). The JCL includes are searched in the specified locations and in the order from left to right.

A fully-qualified MVS data set name or operating system path can be specified, for example, C:\jcl\includes. Operating system paths can point to network resources.
Note: z/OS USS paths are not supported.

You can use variable names in the PROCLIB concatenation attribute and the AWM model ensures that the variables are correctly resolved at runtime.

Attribute Type Description
Concatenation * String PROCLIB concatenation used by the Micro Focus background parser to locate JCL includes.

Example

Concatenation = &userid..TEST.PROCLIB;&NDV_PROP_Env..&NDV_PROP_Stage..PROCLIB